Grosvenor 1

operating
QLD 2015
Total Capacity 21MW
2 — 5 Aug
Total Energy --
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CO₂ Emissions -- No emissions data
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Generation

30 min
Power
MW

Market

Emissions

About

The Grosvenor Power Station, located in Moranbah, Queensland, is operated by EDL. It generates electricity by capturing and converting waste coal mine gas (methane), which is released during coal mining operations. This process not only provides reliable energy but also significantly reduces greenhouse gas emissions by repurposing what was once a waste product. The station has a capacity of 21.3 MW, powers around 22,800 homes annually, and avoids approximately 100,500 tonnes of CO2 emissions each year.

Owner

Units

1 unit

Grosvenor Mine's power stations. The stations are fuelled through the capture and combustion of waste coal mine gas, which is converted to electricity for the national electricity market

Grosvenor Mine's power stations. The stations are fuelled through the capture and combustion of waste coal mine gas, which is converted to electricity for the national electricity market

NPI Pollution Data

No pollution data available for this facility.